Clothing Lines

[PyroChamber]

Being that pretty much everyone you can think of has a clothing line nowadays; if you had your own clothing line what would you name it and what it's style be?

 

[MakeMineMarvel]

"What it's style be?" What the heck language is that? Ha ha ha. Kidding.

Anyway, I'd strike a partnership with Marvel and/or DC and create a line called Alter Ego. The line would attempt to be a visual representation of the type of clothes a hero's secret identity would wear. In other words, the Clark Kent line would be all chino's, striped dress shirts and sweater vests. The Hal Jordan line would be a boot cut style jean selection, ringer t-shirts and flight jackets. The Bruce Wayne line would be all upscale slacks, togs and things like that - as well as being the tuxedo line. On the Marvel side, the Peter Parker line would be cardigans, relaxed fit jeans and white sneakers. The Tony Stark line would be the upscale suit division. Etc., etc., etc.

 

[jaguarr]

That's actually not a half bad idea, MMM.

jag

 

[PhotoJones]

I actually have a "line". Well, it's a boutique that I co-own with a pal of mine. It's called Poopy Pants. It's a line of specialty denim and t-shirts.

 

[doc ock rules!]

When I first read the title, I thought you were talking about clotheslines.

 

[Steve Rogers]

I'd call it MARVELous and sell replicas of Marvel characters uniforms. I mean, who here wouldn't want to look like an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.?

 

[nosebleed.]

"What it's style be?" What the heck language is that? Ha ha ha. Kidding.

Anyway, I'd strike a partnership with Marvel and/or DC and create a line called Alter Ego. The line would attempt to be a visual representation of the type of clothes a hero's secret identity would wear. In other words, the Clark Kent line would be all chino's, striped dress shirts and sweater vests. The Hal Jordan line would be a boot cut style jean selection, ringer t-shirts and flight jackets. The Bruce Wayne line would be all upscale slacks, togs and things like that - as well as being the tuxedo line. On the Marvel side, the Peter Parker line would be cardigans, relaxed fit jeans and white sneakers. The Tony Stark line would be the upscale suit division. Etc., etc., etc.

That is a cool line. And I think Peter Parker's clothing line should be just mixed clothes that do not match at all...because that dude CANNOT dress.

 

[tzarinna]

Two extremes for me.
I like old school, like from the 50's but with an updated flair and the other would be more ethnic african/indian/oriental flair but with a more updated edge.
No one better take my idea.

I have no name for the line though. I think I have to hire a pro to figure that out.

 

[nosebleed.]

Two extremes for me.
I like old school, like from the 50's but with an updated flair and the other would be more ethnic african/indian/oriental flair but with a more updated edge.
No one better take my idea.

I have no name for the line though. I think I have to hire a pro to figure that out.

Identity Crisis Clothing

 

[tzarinna]

Shut it!

 

[Alexia Dark]

Hmm. I'd probably have two lines in the same company; one for classic, elegant clothing for those women who are not quite goths but like alot of black clothing. Think Angelina-Jolie-inspired, with a twist of Amy Lee.

The second would be a superhero clothing line for women. Basic things like 'Mrs. B. Parker', 'Mrs. Kent', 'Mrs. Wayne', 'You think this outfit is tight-fitting, wait till you see my costume', ect. as well as really stylish super-hero-themed designs.

 

[PyroChamber]

Damn, these are all good ideas.

 

[Warhammer]

I'd call it MARVELous and sell replicas of Marvel characters uniforms. I mean, who here wouldn't want to look like an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.?

Like OMG!